HOTSPOT Match the following IdentitylQ console commands To their functions. Use the drop-down menus to select your answers. Answer options from the drop-down menus may only be used once Some will not be used at all.

The IdentityIQ Console (iiq console) provides a command-line interface for administration and debugging.

• connectorDebug: This command is used specifically to invoke and test the raw methods of a connector (such as iterate, authenticate, or checkStatus) against a specific Application configuration without running a full task.
• list: This is a fundamental command used to display a list of entities for a specific object class (e.g., list Identity, list Application, list Bundle).
• source: Similar to Unix shell usage, this command reads an external file containing a sequence of console commands and executes them in the current session.
• provision: This command takes a provisioning plan (typically defined in an XML file) as input, compiles it, and executes the provisioning actions against the target resources.

SailPoint IdentityIQ System Administration Guide, Section: "The IdentityIQ Console" (Console Commands Reference).

Reference Details: The help command output within the console documentation explicitly defines source as "Execute a file of commands" and list as "List objects".

SailPoint IdentityIQ Console Guide, Command Reference Table.

Reference Details: Defines connectorDebug (or connector in some versions) as the tool to "Execute a connector method on a specified application" to verify connectivity and logic.

SailPoint IdentityIQ Technical Whitepaper, "Debugging and Troubleshooting".

Reference Details: Describes using the provision command to manually test provisioning plans during development.